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Mrs.Anteater said:
Yeah, but I would also say we need to prevent long term covid effects.
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Agreed, and I think the vaccines will likely help with that.
I feel like deaths get brought up in isolation way too much. An important outcome to look at for sure, but not the only one and covering multiple aspects when giving coverage may help with the 'it's the old and sick who need to worry not me' attitudes some have.
 
Seems that the more the elderly get their vaccines, the younger crowd in Brazil, continue to be throwing caution to the wind and exposing themselves precariously to a virus that doesn't care who it infects.
As the variants arrive in Canada, we should heed this warning.
 
Well, we kept telling them they were doing it to protect their elders. Now that the elders don't need protection, or are perceived not to, they are like "meh, it doesn't hurt young people."
 
Let us take a one line thread as to the cause of all ills ... and figure what one pill will cure it!

May not meet the complex lines at the point of crossing ... yet still ... we demand simplicity! Thus that's how it be ...

According to Keats not that becoming ... one ugly lassitude!

If you can disseminate that your out of this world ... we may be company to one another! Never express virtual feelings in reality ... it is not acceptable as the authorities feel threatened ... even though they may not be cognizant! Thus laughter generates night in gales ... hyperbolic Gaelic satyr that could turn what we believe inside out .. I. E. reciprocation in the sol ... causing complex outcomes ...

Simple desires will deny it ... and thus there must be something on the other side --- Montagne? There has to be intelligence somewhere out there ...
 
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Mendalla said:
Well, we kept telling them they were doing it to protect their elders. Now that the elders don't need protection, or are perceived not to, they are like "meh, it doesn't hurt young people."
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Well I think that Health Canada should be stressing this more.
 
Waterfall said:
Well I think that Health Canada should be stressing this more.
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Denial is a great power to do away with this worry and thus economically viable ... so we don't know!

It is almost biblical as they say knowledge is evil and nothing should be questioned ... biblically there are conflicts!

Can we draw anything from this?
 
Some of the politically inclined say they know nothing of what I speak ... so I must be out there with Samuel John's UN!

Expect variable terms of the myth ... few will divine it !
 
This is bad. London's daily count today was the worst since January. Third wave is well underway. Chris Mackie, our medical officer, is talking about us probably going to red or even grey level restrictions soon.

london.ctvnews.ca

London region sees highest jump in daily COVID-19 cases since January, variant count rises

The Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) is reporting 43 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, the region's highest increase in daily numbers since January.
london.ctvnews.ca

And provincially, the scientific director of the provincial COVID task force is staying the current colour system is not enough and that another lockdown is needed.
 
And yet BC is proceeding with loosening some restrictions in spite of rising numbers. They can support their position. We'll see if their argument has merit. :unsure:
 
Mendalla said:
This is bad. London's daily count today was the worst since January. Third wave is well underway. Chris Mackie, our medical officer, is talking about us probably going to red or even grey level restrictions soon.

london.ctvnews.ca

London region sees highest jump in daily COVID-19 cases since January, variant count rises

The Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) is reporting 43 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, the region's highest increase in daily numbers since January.
london.ctvnews.ca

And provincially, the scientific director of the provincial COVID task force is staying the current colour system is not enough and that another lockdown is needed.
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We're not that bad yet maybe a week behind ON. Not a great situation here either.
 
Mendalla said:
This is bad. London's daily count today was the worst since January. Third wave is well underway. Chris Mackie, our medical officer, is talking about us probably going to red or even grey level restrictions soon.

london.ctvnews.ca

London region sees highest jump in daily COVID-19 cases since January, variant count rises

The Middlesex-London Health Unit (MLHU) is reporting 43 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, the region's highest increase in daily numbers since January.
london.ctvnews.ca

And provincially, the scientific director of the provincial COVID task force is staying the current colour system is not enough and that another lockdown is needed.
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I'm seeing some places have 50 and 72 different variants.....I didn't even know there were that many!
 
Mendalla said:
talking about us probably going to red or even grey level restrictions soon.
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Quick - go get your hair cut! My last one was in September ... But maybe in a couple more weeks they may re-open here - that is if numbers don't skyrocket by then! Meanwhile I'm stocking up on hairpins & clips!!
 
Carolla said:
Quick - go get your hair cut! My last one was in September ... But maybe in a couple more weeks they may re-open here - that is if numbers don't skyrocket by then! Meanwhile I'm stocking up on hairpins & clips!!
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Wow, September. Makes me think how fortunate we are here. And now the third wave is on it’s way.
 
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